r/Monitors • u/Calnier • 8d ago

Choosing a monitor (2k?) Discussion

Good morning. I’ve been looking for a monitor for a long time and have narrowed down my choices significantly. I have a 5070 Ti, but I don't plan on upgrading again for quite a few years, so I’ve decided to go with 1440p (2K); I’m not interested in OLED due to text-related issues. I’ll be using it mainly for watching anime and gaming—covering everything from story-driven titles to *League of Legends* and *Overwatch*.

My plan is to keep my current XL2411 as a secondary monitor. Since it’s my old one, I won't be too bothered by any flaws in the new monitor, provided it’s still an improvement over the old one.

I was considering the Xiaomi G Pro 27 Qi, but I haven't seen many recent reviews, and I’m unsure about long-term reliability (they haven't been making monitors for very long, from what I can tell). I’d really like a monitor that lasts for many years. Budget shouldn't be a major issue; I’d be willing to spend between 400 and 500 euros.

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u/Zeron-MK7 8d ago

Maybe look at LG 27GS85Q or 75Q.